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There once was a man named George Thomas, a pastor in a small New England town. One Easter Sunday morning he came to the Church carrying a rusty, bent, old bird cage, and set it by the pulpit. Several eyebrows were raised and, as if in response, Pastor Thomas began to speak.
Read moreA city-wide cleanup will be held the second weekend of April. There will be two roll off dumpsters available at the city barn April 9 through 11. We ask that appliances and batteries be set to the side of the dumpsters.
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ALLISON BRAY AND COLE RHINEHART (LEFT) AND JORDAN OSBORN AND ABBY YOUNG (RIGHT) are pictured at the 2021 Wetumka Prom held recently. We would appreciate anyone who took pictures at the Wetumka prom sharing them with us as we were not notified of the event and therefore did not attend.
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DENVER, CO—At a local chapter meeting of anti-religion group Atheist Friends United on Friday, skeptic and freethinker Michelle Newberry reportedly delivered a powerful, inspiring testimony, recounting her journey from hoping in God to finally realizing that she is nothing but a carbon-based cosmic accident whose existence is of utterly zero consequence.
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More than three years ago my sister was diagnosed with terminal cancer.
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Mrs. Charlotte Louise Jackson Walker was born August 15, 1915 to Clearview, Oklahoma farmers Floyd and Dessie Marina Jackson. At her birth, Clearview was only 13 years old, and the state of Oklahoma was only eight years old. She was the oldest of six sisters and six brothers. In 1927, Charlotte graduated from Clearview Douglass Rosenwald High School. After graduation, she worked at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City to earn enough money to attend Langston University. On September 12, 1935, she was admitted to Langston University attended until her money was depleted. Charlotte returned to Tinker to work and eventually returned to Langston, finally on July 21, 1944, she completed her Lifetime teaching certificate for grades 1 through 8 grade and a degree in Home Economics.
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Tulsa Remote is a group of people enticed to join Tulsa’s talented and successful workforce community. The George Kaiser Family Foundation brings in a brings a diverse, bright, and driven individual to the city of Tulsa for community building, collaboration, and networking. They come in from all parts of the United States. They are given some money upfront to help with relocation expenses, a monthly stipend to keep things moving and the rest is given when they finished the first year of commitment.
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Two members of the Stuart Lady Hornets Varsity Basketball team were named PITT 8 All-Conference players for the 2020-2021 season. Sophomore Haili Igou (left) was named 1st team All-Conference and Junior Braelyn Blasengame was named 2nd team All-Conference. Congratulations!
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